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Leaving Cert 2014 OT v2.0 - Official Bitch & Moan thread

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eefah

sammydev wrote: »

South, heard of kilnagross?

Not til I googled it but as it about 20 minutes from where I live, I probably should have ....

Peregrine

randylonghorn wrote: »

In the red universe ...

(whut? )

EDIT: Oh! ... subscribe!

I found it :rolleyes:

Any way I can get the cool stars without the "Subscriber" or a custom tagline? I liked the old one

randylonghorn

Nimrod 7 wrote: »

Randy, where do I get my red stars?

In the red universe ...

(whut?

)

EDIT: Oh! ... subscribe!

sammydev

eefah wrote: »

Ah, I lived in galway for a year. Is she north or south Leitrim?

South, heard of kilnagross?

Hotale.com

Aspiring wrote: »

Yes. It's the same size as croke park. Twice as big as the aviva tho, so they've got that going for them, which is nice.

We'll never see Leitrim in Croke Park though

eefah

Hotale.com wrote: »

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9 famous people, only one of which I've heard of.

and 4 of whom i am connected to, yay rural Ireland!

sammydev wrote: »

I live in galway but my mammy is from there so im there almost every weekend

Ah, I lived in galway for a year. Is she north or south Leitrim?

Hotale.com wrote: »

Is Leitrim so small that being from the same county is considered local?

I sense a slight note of slagging here, just, idk a subtle hint.

Aspiring

Hotale.com wrote: »

Is Leitrim so small that being from the same county is considered local?

Yes. It's the same size as croke park. Twice as big as the aviva tho, so they've got that going for them, which is nice.

Peregrine

Randy, where do I get my red stars?

Ka_yl_ei_gh

Anyone from Mayo?

Hotale.com

eefah wrote: »

The south. Why, you local?

Is Leitrim so small that being from the same county is considered local?

sammydev

eefah wrote: »

could not have said it better myself, thanks. so much.

The south. Why, you local?

I live in galway but my mammy is from there so im there almost every weekend

eefah

Aspiring wrote: »

Leitrim is an island 1km off the mid Atlantic ridge. It operates under Irish law since obtained by Irish fleets in 1762. Their hurling or football teams can never be seen in action as they are too stingy to make the journey across the Atlantic. The accent is said to be a cross of Southern Munster twang and Jamaican.

could not have said it better myself, thanks. so much.

sammydev wrote: »

What part are u from?

The south. Why, you local?

Hotale.com

eefah wrote: »

Well, you have now, hello there

We boast the lowest population, and the highest male suicide rate per capita. Very culturally significant.

My town had the second highest in the world in 2012 :rolleyes: Probably our only achievement of any note. And that's probably the reason why it's so high :rolleyes:

Peregrine

eefah wrote: »

Well, you have now, hello there

We boast the lowest population, and the highest male suicide rate per capita. Very culturally significant.

Oh great, there's two of yous now :pac:

Ka_yl_ei_gh

eefah wrote: »

Well, you have now, hello there

We boast the lowest population, and the highest male suicide rate per capita. Very culturally significant.

aw we are only in 4th, I'M NEVER ON THE WINNING TEAM.

I'm sorry that was an awful joke...

sammydev

eefah wrote: »

Well, you have now, hello there

We boast the lowest population, and the highest male suicide rate per capita. Very culturally significant.

What part are u from?

Aspiring

Leitrim is an island 1km off the mid Atlantic ridge. It operates under Irish law since obtained by Irish fleets in 1762. Their hurling or football teams can never be seen in action as they are too stingy to make the journey across the Atlantic. The accent is said to be a cross of Southern Munster twang and Jamaican.

Hotale.com

LoveLamps wrote: »

What even is leitrim, ive never even heard of anyone from there

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County_Leitrim#People

9 famous people, only one of which I've heard of.

eefah

LoveLamps wrote: »

What even is leitrim, ive never even heard of anyone from there

Well, you have now, hello there

We boast the lowest population, and the highest male suicide rate per capita. Very culturally significant.

LoveLamps

What even is leitrim, ive never even heard of anyone from there

Ka_yl_ei_gh

I honestly wouldn't recognise a Leitrim accent if I heard it.

Hotale.com

Cork is the sexiest by far. No question.

eefah

ah lets be serious now lads, nothing beats an angry Leitrim accent for sheer attractiveness youtube.com/watch?v=Zj055qdb63M

Ka_yl_ei_gh

Aspiring wrote: »

As a lad, I have no interest in the donegal accent :pac: . The wimmins love it tho when I think donegal accent I think of that bástard on the Irish listening

My examiner for the orals had a Donegal accent, I'm not sure if the reason I couldn't string a sentence together was because I was dazzled by that accent or if it was because I couldn't understand a word he said..

Aspiring

Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »

Them Donegal accents though.

As a lad, I have no interest in the donegal accent :pac: . The wimmins love it tho

when I think donegal accent I think of that bástard on the Irish listening

Lara_15

Hotale.com wrote: »

No.

I love donegal accents, I think theyre sooo soft and soothing, on an irish tape however, quite the opposite

Hotale.com

What!?!! 1 in 5 get 450+!?!!!

That's actually made me so happy

Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »

Them Donegal accents though.

No.

Ka_yl_ei_gh

Aspiring wrote: »

Ah it's not that bad. I prefer a Clare accent though :pac:

Them Donegal accents though.

eefah

Hotale.com wrote: »

Is it that bad to outside ears? We don't even notice down here :pac:

I love the cork accent, personally. There's a lad from cork in my french class, t'was high entertainment whenever he had to read out an answer

aleatorio

Aspiring wrote: »

Sometimes statistics are scary though. I need to be in the top 9.4% to get my course, means that I have to do better than 90.6% of the leaving certs this year. Think it's time to put down the statistics for tonight :pac:

Stats from http://www.napd.ie/cmsv1/phocadownload/lc%20points%20stats%202013.pdf using 2013 results as guideline. 9.4% refers to those getting >=500 points. Ned's declassified school survival guide, results may vary. Why are you still reading this.

Being on the boundary of the top 3% (550+) would leave me 10-20 points short.. So I'm probably looking at top 2%..

Fúck.